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Tesla Shareholder Sued Elon Musk For Exaggerating. How It Ended
Can plaintiffs still get money from securities class-action settlements? Yes. Data from Stanford Law School show that just in the Southern District of New York, plaintiffs have recovered more than $104 billion in 2,584 settlements since the 1995 law went into effect.
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Harvard Professor Sues New York Times For "Clickbait Defamation" Over Jeffrey Epstein Story
A prominent Harvard Law School professor sued The New York Times on Monday, claiming it engaged in "clickbait defamation" by falsely suggesting he once approved of accepting donations from the late accused sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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New York Exhibition Sheds Light On Sikhs And Their Religion
Sat Hari Singh, a New York City subway operator, threw his train in reverse on 9/11 to send it away from the chaos at ground zero. Japjee Singh sued a school system in Georgia to get protections from school bullying. US Army Major Kamaljeet Singh Kalsi, a doctor, fought for the ability to wear a turban while in uniform.
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New York School Allegedly Forced 'Terrorist' Confession From 12-Year-Old Muslim Boy
A 12-year-old Muslim student with learning disabilities was forced by New York school officials to sign a false confession stating he was a "terrorist," his family claimed in a $50 million federal lawsuit.
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Tesla Shareholder Sued Elon Musk For Exaggerating. How It Ended
Can plaintiffs still get money from securities class-action settlements? Yes. Data from Stanford Law School show that just in the Southern District of New York, plaintiffs have recovered more than $104 billion in 2,584 settlements since the 1995 law went into effect.
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Harvard Professor Sues New York Times For "Clickbait Defamation" Over Jeffrey Epstein Story
A prominent Harvard Law School professor sued The New York Times on Monday, claiming it engaged in "clickbait defamation" by falsely suggesting he once approved of accepting donations from the late accused sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
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New York Exhibition Sheds Light On Sikhs And Their Religion
Sat Hari Singh, a New York City subway operator, threw his train in reverse on 9/11 to send it away from the chaos at ground zero. Japjee Singh sued a school system in Georgia to get protections from school bullying. US Army Major Kamaljeet Singh Kalsi, a doctor, fought for the ability to wear a turban while in uniform.
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New York School Allegedly Forced 'Terrorist' Confession From 12-Year-Old Muslim Boy
A 12-year-old Muslim student with learning disabilities was forced by New York school officials to sign a false confession stating he was a "terrorist," his family claimed in a $50 million federal lawsuit.
